What is the output of C++ program given below?

#include<iostream> using namespace std; class Test { public: Test() { cout<<"constructor of Testn"; } ~Test() { cout<<"destructor of Testn"; } }; int main() { Test a; Test b; }

 Given class Test contains a default constructor & default destructor. We know constructor is called when we create instance for a class. Destructor is called when the instance variable doesnt point to any object or simply when it gets dereferenced. Test a;  //prints constructor of Test Test b;  //prints constructor of Test Now after end of the program, created instances are de-referenced. Hence prints destructor of Test (for instance 'a') prints destructor of Test (for instance 'b')